Phantom Crash

Phantom Crash (2002)

by Genki, Phantagram
Genres:Shooter, Simulator
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player, Split screen
Story:In the wake of massive air pollution and economic disaster in Tokyo, Japan has relocated its capital. Old Tokyo has become the battleground for a new breed of public entertainment called Rumbling. Observing from a massive airborne viewing station, spectators watch Scoobees battle to the death. More than just high-speed, heavily armed Mechs, Scoobees have an unprecedented stealth capability, turning invisible at will for brief periods of time. The stakes are high. The enemies are ruthless. The action is intense. Are you ready to rumble.Show more
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user avatar@RevRaptoruser avatar@RevRaptor
January 29, 2025
One of the best mech game ever made and it only exists on the original X-Box. Bringing this hidden gem of a game to GOG might be the only way to stop it from disappearing forever.
user avatar@t430user avatar@t430
January 30, 2025
The most replayable / fun mech game ever. Phantom Crash blends charm, customization, feelings of power. Unique stealth combat, secret SVs, fun parts, viable builds, AND AN EPIC SOUND TRACK.
user avatar@Olivus_Flruser avatar@Olivus_Flr
January 29, 2025
This game is the reason i love the mecha genre, the customization was deep and versatile, combat was frenetic but balanced and readable, resource management was central both in and out of combat, the arcade feel made losing not feel overwhelming in the style of armored core, it was lighter, enjoyable playing alone or competing with your friends in split screen. It was my most beloved game on the original xbox, and even to this day I am fascinated with the systems and visual identity that the game had, the music, the game feel, the story, all the elements of this game live on in me, and I wish more people could experience it in an authentic and legal way.
Wow, where to start. I absolutely love this game, mech heaven. The customisation and grind to level things up was awesome. I haven’t played this for years, but Milch’s double lasers still trigger me. Absolutely NEED a remake!
user avatar@spoonz202user avatar@spoonz202
January 31, 2025
Played this game all through college. loved it. So much fun running around with your little companion chip meeting all the characters and figuring out the overall plot. This is basically abandoned and has a core group of people who love it.
One of my first xbox original games, I must have spent hours running my Scoobee and modifying it; just playing through the matches. Every enemy is unique and the mechs have a decent variety for the time
Please bring back this game. It was one of my favorites. Would be super nostalgic for me. I appreciate you considering it. Thank you! I look forward to playing it
user avatar@Scwedeuser avatar@Scwede
January 31, 2025
Incredible game I doubt we'll ever see again. Fun, dynamic, killer soundtrack (which may prevent re-release tbh) and with flawless vibes. The mech work itself is impressively put together, you really can customise all the way down to the weight of individual components. Meaning you can select the movement (tracks, legs, hover etc) the body (speed, armour, cloak) and weapons (everything from ballistics to energy to rockets) and then go into crazy, open-ended single player arena battles. I really loved this game, and I remember investing so much time to make my perfect mech, but it paid off massively. This needs to make a comeback!
It was my most played xbox game besides halo 2. It blended arcade shooter combat with the customization of games like armored core. My friends and I spent tons of time passing the controller around whilst playing the story mode and and ton of time in the multiplayer. The sequel went to PS2 and is also a good effort, but the original will always be my favorite. All the music was done by no-name artist too, but was phenomenal. I'd love to see the game come GOG because I'm still playing it. A PC port would make it much more portable and running the game at a higher resolution and framerate would be great!
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